A Son of the Plains
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She Avas a Avoman Avithout a moral scruple of any kind — a tigress in her cups. Every one feared IX THE lion's den. 173 her — even Sandy Rathlee. And this afternoon, for various reasons, she was sulkier than usuah Yet even Kan Sheehan had a soft spot in her heart, and there was something so haggard and Aveary in Xat's face that the words she had intended to use died unspoken on her hps, and Avith a grunt slie pointed to the bucket.
"Help yourself, then. " Nat stepped past her, and filling the d...ipper to the brim, drank its contents at a draught.
The woman smiled.
" Feel better ? Have another, son. Do you travel far ? " Xat did not ansAA'er for a moment — the most criti- cal moment in his life. The sight of Nan's face, coarse and Ijad. Her eyes dull and V)lood-sliot from constant drinkino% her mouth hard and cruel, had made him determine not to stop here, and Avhen he raised the dipper to his lips he intended to take his departure at once. But the cool sjDring Avater cleared his brain and eye, and though to Nan he appeared to Ije look- ing into her face, he had seen something that droA'e aAvay all feeling of fatigue and sent the blood surg- ing through his A'eins at racing speed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She Avas a Avoman Avithout a moral scruple of any kind — a tigress in her cups. Every one feared IX THE lion's den. 173 her — even Sandy Rathlee. And this afternoon, for various reasons, she was sulkier than usuah Yet even Kan Sheehan had a soft spot in her heart, and there was something so haggard and Aveary in Xat's face that the words she had intended to use died unspoken on her hps, and Avith a grunt slie pointed to the bucket.
"Help yourself, then. " Nat stepped past her, and filling the d...ipper to the brim, drank its contents at a draught.
The woman smiled.
" Feel better ? Have another, son. Do you travel far ? " Xat did not ansAA'er for a moment — the most criti- cal moment in his life. The sight of Nan's face, coarse and Ijad. Her eyes dull and V)lood-sliot from constant drinkino% her mouth hard and cruel, had made him determine not to stop here, and Avhen he raised the dipper to his lips he intended to take his departure at once. But the cool sjDring Avater cleared his brain and eye, and though to Nan he appeared to Ije look- ing into her face, he had seen something that droA'e aAvay all feeling of fatigue and sent the blood surg- ing through his A'eins at racing speed.
What to read after A Son of the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Paterson to read onlineMoreLess
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